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Canalys: LATAM sees another huge increase in shipments in Q1 2024

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Yordan 28 May 2024

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The smartphone market in Latin America saw rapid growth in Q1 of 2024, reveals Canalys. According to the latest market analysis, shipments increased by 26% on a yearly basis.

This is the third consecutive quarter that saw a YoY increase after a huge decline in 2022. The region saw 34.9 million units shipped, and Canalys revealed that nine out of the top ten companies saw an increase in sales.

Canalys: LATAM sees another huge increase in shipments in Q1 2024

Particularly notable is the strong performance in the low-to-mid-end segments, the analists added. This includes the cheaper Galaxy A series, Xiaomi Redmi devices and Moto G phones.

Vendor Q1 2024 shipments
(million)
Q1 2024
market share
Q1 2023 shipments
(million)
Q1 2023
market share
Growth
Samsung 11.1 32% 10.5 38% 6%
Lenovo & Motorola 5.9 17% 5.9 21% 1%
Xiaomi 5.3 15% 3.7 13% 45%
Transsion 3.4 10% 1.1 4% 215%
Honor 2.6 7% 0.7 2% 293%
Others 6.5 19% 5.9 21% 10%
Total 34.9 100% 27.7 100% 26%

Latin America is yet another market where customers are looking to experience the benefits of AI features, but given the predominance of lower-priced phones, companies face a unique challenge, noted Perez. Only 7% of smartphones were priced at $800 or above, while 82% were under $400. These AI features will take a longer time to reach low-end devices, so companies will have to align realistically to "avoid consumer disillusionment", Canalys suggests.

Canalys: LATAM sees another huge increase in shipments in Q1 2024

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  • Magnificent Suleiman
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  • 29 May 2024

Nah, I was curious as well and asked him then told me "once you tell them they're the new Huawei (because they are) everybody end up buying them" and that the most sold phone is a 256GB version of the X6a. I guess the trick is to ...

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  • Anonymous
  • GFq
  • 29 May 2024

it depends in which city you live in, i live in rio de janeiro and i see iphones everywhere. if you live in a smaller city you don't see them as much

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  • Anonymous
  • sXH
  • 29 May 2024

As a sidenote - the graphic shows that for every 15 laptops sold worldwide, 11 tablets are sold. Something to remember when commenters on GSMA say tablets are useless or dead etc.

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